N Series staples are heavy-duty fasteners typically used for construction work, framing, pallet assembly, and furniture manufacturing where a strong, secure hold is required.

The 71 series staples are made of finer wire, making them ideal for delicate upholstery, fabric attachment, and thin materials. The 80 series staples feature a slightly wider crown and thicker wire, suitable for heavier fabrics and light wood assembly.

The gauge refers to the thickness of the wire. A lower gauge number (such as 16 Gauge) represents a thicker, stronger wire designed for structural tasks, whereas higher gauge numbers indicate thinner wires designed for light duty finishing work.

Yes, these series are manufactured according to global industrial standards and are fully compatible with most standard pneumatic staplers that support the corresponding series specifications.

Our staples are manufactured with galvanized coatings to provide reliable resistance to rust. Stainless steel options are also available for environments requiring maximum corrosion resistance.